Carbon Accounting Conference 2026

6th October 2026 | London + Virtual

An event to inspire a radical acceleration of climate impact.

Why attend?

  • Designed by carbon accounting professionals. Agenda and speakers will be chosen based on their value-add from people in the know.

  • No time for the generic. This will be a place for in-depth and practical discussions on niche topics that move the needle.

  • A space for genuine collaboration. Being focused allows us to bring extremely relevant people together so that we can align technically and advance best-practice.

With special thanks to our sponsors

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Objectives

The event is designed for those with experience in measuring carbon emissions, whether that be in an in-house sustainability role, an independent or a service provider. The aim is to make speaker slots, panels and collaborative sessions practical, technical and actionable. We want to make meaningful progress as an industry, whilst achieving our 3 objectives:

  • Education: To ensure delegates are more informed on practical ways to have more climate impact ​

  • Demystification: To demystify controversial topics and provide delegates with nuanced views​

  • Collaboration: To enable collaboration and technical alignment on key topics

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Venue & timings

The event will be hosted in the Senate House, part of University of London, in Bloomsbury.

Gather with hundreds of carbon accounting professionals from in-house sustainability teams, standard setters, non-profits, consultants, software providers and verification bodies - all working on measuring GHG emissions across industries.

  • Senate House, University of London, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU

  • Tuesday 6th October 2026 (08:30 - 17:30)

  • Full day event with lunch, coffee/tea & snacks included

  • Networking drinks in the evening (17:30 - 19:00)

  • Optional afterparty with food & drinks in Chancellor’s Hall, 1st floor of Senate House (19:00 - 23:00)

A busy indoor hall with people walking and standing, colorful flowers at the bottom of the stairs, a second level with ornate metal railing, banners reading 'The Festival of Higher Education' hanging from the ceiling, and signs indicating main stage, refreshments, and registration areas.

“We were tired of generic sustainability events full of repetitive messages and virtue signalling. This is our attempt to create a space for meaningful technical discussions that move the dial.”

-Emilien & Andrew, co-founders of the CAA